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§ 9-3 Use, renewal, and termination.

Current through 2026-07-17. Source: City of Balt., Md., Ord. 26-129. Published by the Baltimore City Department of Legislative Reference.

Balt., Md., Code art. 31, § 9-3 (2026)

§ 9-3 Use, renewal, and termination.Copy Citation

(a)Permit to be displayed.
The permit shall be clearly displayed whenever the vehicle is parked in the reserved parking space.
(b)Validation and renewal.
(1)
Every 5 years, the Department shall send a permit holder a document that affirms the permit holder still requires the use of the permit.
(2)
Upon receipt of the document under this subsection, the permit holder shall sign and return the document to the Department if the permit holder still requires use of the permit.
(c)Notice when no longer needed.
(1)Notice from permit holder or heirs.
The holder of a reserved parking permit or the holder’s heirs shall notify the Department when a reserved parking space is no longer needed.
(2)Notice from other party.
Any person who reasonably believes that a permit holder has died, moved, or otherwise no longer requires a reserved parking permit may submit a request to the Department that the Department:
(i)
review the permit; and
(ii)
if necessary, require the permit holder to resubmit the documentation required by <cite data-path="31|§9-1">§ 9-1</cite> of this subtitle.
(d)Revocation.
The Department shall revoke a reserved parking permit if:
(1)
false statements are made in the application;
(2)
the parking permit is misused;
(3)
new parking regulations are imposed which prohibit parking at any time; or
(4)
the disabled individual dies, moves from the premises, or no longer needs the space.
(e)Biannual notice.
The Department shall biannually send a permit holder notice that:
(1)
confirms the individual has an active permit;
(2)
lists the permit holder’s contact information as it appears in the Department’s records; and
(3)
includes instructions for how a permit holder may update their contact information with the Department.
History: Ord. 88-041
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